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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-06
MONDAY, NAY ., 1857,
At THE ST. JAMES HOTEL,

~ THE CITY OF WHEELING,
beginning at 10 o'clock m, and continuing
from day N day after that date until the entir'
outfit Of aid hotel Dc dispOed Of. sell al public
aDction on the premises all the Parlor. Bed kootn
Dining Room, Bar Room and Once Furniture
four Billiard Table, with the Balls. Cus.. &c. be
longing 81 them, all Beds and Bedding, Towel
ing Pillow, Mattresses, Bed springs, all Silver
ware. QneenswaTe. and other table outfit. on
Cooking Range and all Cooking Utensils, and Al
other thingS composing the OUTFIT Of the 20
james Hotel he atsse inelDdes everything
necessary for properly conducting hrst clAs
hotel
TERMS or sALE-CAsH
my2esda J. p. ST. MYERS, Constable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-06
LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

The cattle market this week was
active with an advance over prices OF
last week. The hog market was slow,
while the prices area quarter lower than last
week. Messrs. Hudson u Bayha furnish
the following quotations:
CATTLE, 900 to LOO lbs stock 4!a5
per H. {; 500 10 900 lbs. 4ai!c. pei h.; 100
70 500 lbs 3a3tc. per lb.
Hogs-Market slow 4ia5lc per ID.
Iambs-GoOd at 3 !sGc per III.
Calyes-3a4lc per ID.
Sheep-3to3I C per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May Cattle - Receipts
:, 600 head; shipments l, 800 head; market
stronger and more active; shipping steers
81 lOa5 90; stockers and feeders 81 80
al 40; COWS, bulls and mixed 81 15ai 90;
bulk 81 S5a3 %; corn fed Texans 50 sOa
40.
Hogs--Receipts -, 600 head; shipments
ZOO head; market strong; rough and
mixed s. OOa5 %; packing and shipping
s. 25a5 80; light 81 75a5 5;skips - OO
al 80.
Shcep-Receipts 1000 head shipments
3, 600 head; market stronger; wooded 50 30
10 %; shorn So OOai %; lambs 81 5Oa
80.
New York.
New YORK, May 5.-Beeves-Rcceipts
$50 head; no market for beeves, steady
for dressed beef at Ease for sides.
Sheep Receipts 1000 head; market
slow and barely steady for sheep and
yearlings, active and firm for spring lambs;
clipped sheep at 81 2jai g.! per hundred
pounds; clipped yearlings ut ) OOa5 So;
unshorn sheep s. OOa5 70; unshOrn year
lngs Sc 5Oa7 90; spring lambs OOa7 W
per head.
HogS-Receipis $50 head; no sales Oh
live weight; nominal value s. 80; market
dull
East Liberty.
EAST LIHERTY, PA, May Cattle
Receipts 300 head; shipments % head
market slow at yesterdays quotations.
fIogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
| 600 head; market fairly active; Phila-
dclphias - 5Oa5 60; Workers So 25a5 30;
common and light s. l0a5 20; pigs 81 Goa
80.
Sheep-Reccipts 800 head; shipments
1000 head; market slow at yesterday s
prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May 5.-Hogs-Weak
common and light 81 lOa5 20; packing
and butchers 81 9Oa5 81; receipts 400
a. ,,;,,,..ntg I Onn h.a1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-06

B., Z. & z. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire at $40 p. N. for WoOdSheld and
SummerGeld
leave Bellaire at $50 p. m. for GAINESVILLE and
intermediate points.
Arrive at Bellaire 9:40 4. NJ and 600 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-06

Cash No. , spring S3!aS3sc; No. 3 spring
75c; No. . red S3!c; May S3aS3sc, closing
ut s3sc: June S4!aS5lc, closing at S54c;
July S4!aS6c, closing at Sale; August
, s3sas3{c, closing at SB3c. Corn--CslSh
SNo. =, 3Sa2Ssc; May 3Sa3slc. closing at
3Slc; June 394a40c, closing at 39sc; July
Al !a4l2c, closing at 4lsc; August 42ia
423c closing Mt 42sc. Oats-Cash No. =
26.c; May 26Ya27!c, closing at 26,c;
June 2Sa2Ssc, closing at 2s!c; July 28!a
29!c, closing 2S5c Rye-CaSh No ,, SIC.
Barley-No. > SIC. Flax Seed-No. ].
81 OS4. Timothy Seed--Prime at 81 G6.
Mess POrk-Cash, May and June $23 90.
Lard-Cash and May So SO; June IS 95a
I 90, closing at 50 81; July s. 05a7 10,
closing at s. %; August s. l5a7 20,
closing at s. 10. Pork-Short ribs,
s. 5Oa7 80; shoulders 50 95a6 20. Whisky
AT 81 IL Sugars-Cut loaf 6!a65c;
granulated &c; standard A 5sc.
rhiIadsIptlIs.
PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-FloW- Hold
ers asking lOal5c advance which buyers
refuse to pay. Wheat-SrOng; No. , red
May 95la953c; June 954a95$c; July 9ja
oslo; August 93}a933c Confirm;
steamer No. = mixed Zoe; No. , yellow
sic; No. > mixed May 47la47ic; June Az
AIS; July 4sa49r; August 49al9!c, Oats
Spot firm and in fair demand; No. 2
white 374a374c; No white Sc; futures
firm bat quiet; No. , white May 3,a37!c;
June 374a3Sc; July 35a3s!c; August Boa
SIC.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., May Cotton
Strong and higher; middling lO!c. Flour
Firm. Wheat-Strong and higher; No
, red 94aS5c; receipts $500 bushels; ship
ments none Corn-Strong; No. . mixed
43Ic. Oats-In good demand and firmer;
No. mixed 29!a3Oc. Rye-Strong; No.
, CSC. Provisions-Dull and unchanged.
Whisky-Active and lower at 81 05. But
ter, Sugar aud Cheese-Firm. Eggs
Steady.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., May 5.-Wheat-Active
and firm; May S3}c bid; June S756c; Au-
gust s5c. Con-Steady; May i1c. Glover
Seed-Dull; cash 81 % bid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-06
East Liberty.
Cincinnati.

CINCINEATI, May 5.-Hogs-Weak
common and light 81 lOa5 20; packing
and butchers 81 9Oa5 81; receipts :, 400
head; shipments |, 900 head.
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GINSENG.

Wheeling.
Market dull with prices at 81 SOto 90.
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Number of votes cast, %; of which ].
\. Camden received %; w. II. II. Flick,
%; DR., Barbee, 8; Judge Raymond, 3;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-06

John w. Harris, 9; ID. b. Lucas, ?, and
John Braunon, l, whereupon the House
took recess until ~
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nHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
ooIrs spCIU.

Time table taking effect March 9Th, ISL
Passenger trains Will run ~ follows Central
time:
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REsToRED. RemeS,

RESTORED. Remedg
Manhood Is: # $:#
tried In vain every known remedy, has glSe3VereI
simple -pf-cure, which he viii seud FREE ~ his
fgl.JW-sufferers. Address - - =, ~.
&C. J. MASON. Post once Box Sl1S, New York CITY.
pcy-pDiegC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-06
| CURE FITS

Whsn I q nns fN 20 't'F ..'A i.
. 49,. Id thru r.vs tam t-tru ..,su. Iu.1E 81
tcaI cure Q Role ta' d.s.sN o. F'tN. a.
IkISY or FALLING sIgNNE>S h'e luur ssaif. .
.,rr.gt my remedy Jan worst cAss- i7.'''
sts.r, have talked or uoi now 'e.r.'iy-
II q treatise and FTra q i's ~ ls
InfUla remedy Give Eyprss .ni fus Oo u s"iah 5'n
sgfalak Tor . tIal aad { will caro- you-
- -. D. M 81 EnIr. ~ WV S. Nrls W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-06
Cincinnati.
Toledo.

TOLEDO, O., May 5.--Wheat-Active
and firm; May s3}c bid; June 8756c; Au-
gust S5c. Con-Steady; May llc. Glover
Seed-Dull, cash 81 o. bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-06

NEW YORK, May 5.-Money on call
easy at 3aa5 per cent; closed mt 4ai! per
cent; prime mercantile paper 5a54 per
cent sterling exchange quiet but steady
and unchanged.
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Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CON
, pany ON aud after April !. 1851. pss~nger
trains will run ~ Acknowledging. IS Meridian
West Of River, Central time:
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-05-14
County News.

Thenine shares of Salem Bank stock
sold by Auctioneer Casper. in front of
the Court House, on Saturday, were
purchased by Capt. l.. L. Milford for
Sl12.2 % per share.
J. r. FitZhugh, the owner Of the
mill at Jentreton, this county, that was
burned recently, has received his insur-
ance money aud begun to rebuild.
John Casper, son Of ex-Sheriif w.
A. Casper, OF Salem has been appointed
a Deputy state Prison keeper. lie
entered upon bis duties on Monday.
The Directors Of the Salem and
Woodstown Railroad, Salem Railroad,
and Salem Branch Railroad, whose
passes We're recently changed so as to
entitle those officers TO free rides over
the roadso which they were directors
have had their passes changed SO as to
make them good from Salem to Cam
der.
w. T. Htlliald. Of Salem, has re
turned home from his western "trip.
Mrs. Thomas Waddington, OF Eisib-
boro. fell out Of a spring wagon back
wards with a child in her arms while
riding through Salem last saturday
caused by Il jolt. She was injured se-
vereIy about The head and remained I'M.
conscious sometime. Tie child escap.
ed injury.
Two ~"key-clubs," we understand
have been organized and Incorporate
in Stlem. Que is called "Friendship'
and Che other Friendship Social, " tn,
objects Of which are declared to b
social, intellectual aud %recreatiye pur
poses The Collector Of Internal Rev
enue. il is said, collected tie Govern.
ment tax from these clubs last week
which certainly is pritna facie eyidenct
that they are selling liquor, and if SO
they are violating the law, and th.
matter ought to be investigated b!
the coming Grand Jury,-Staadard.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-05-14
Hoord Of chosen FrecI,olders.


The last meeting of the Board TO.
the year 1861 was held at lue Ceul'
House on "Wednesday of Fast weeE
Bills from the several townships yer,
read and ordered paid.
Tile claim of Roger Morgan, for dam.
age by reason oil personal injury receiy.
ed while tn ihe service of The county.
was. on Drotion, further postponed OF
on account Of the absence of w. Il.
billiard. Esq clajmants's attorney.
Committee on Hancock Bridge re-.
ported aud vas discharged.
Committee on Lower Canal Bridge
reported that certain repairs were nee
essary. which are it progress. Report
received and committee discharged.
Penus Neck iron bridge was report
ed as needing to be repanted.
The bridge over Oldmans Creek, on
She county line between Salem aud
Gloucester, was reported asneedng eN-
tensive repair. On n]olion.'Ile to.l9"-
ing committee was appointed: Hum
phreys. Newell, BasseJt.
Director Miller badc farewell to his
brother members in "a few remarks,
thanking them for the court esy extend
ed to him during his iacumbency.
and houipp shat the friendships c1n-
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-05-14
.3lIanamabers
Philadelphia. May. %, Is-7
We'd rather you'd come to
the store, but if you can't write
for what you want.

Are you a iudgeoi novelties
! Then YOU know how somemer-
| chants fix the bait for you.
| Novelties made low price, but
no plain to match If there's
| plain, then the NoveltyIl be
/ old. Or the desirable Novelty
II be in lots too small to serve
you.
In nearly every instance we
+. we plenty of plain to match ev-
cry Novelty we sh6w-plain
made of the same wool and the
same dye and at the same time
as the Novelty,
Do you realize the fact F.? You
will when you see the things.
We've made the price 50 you'll
want to see them,
SILK Polka Dot. Satin stripe,
from $3.50 to $3.50.
ioIl'P'ooui DIN 'u'P0' io'''
p, 10 9i.12'
o'.P'l'ouI Iu''' ''''P~
i'Ql' @5'29to p 30.
D1'IS WOO ''lo' ''o1''o
I'&U'e' 4olil y 10 90
'l"2''i '9'o' litCl'''' ''''
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-05-14
STATE NV L.

.r4,l,
\ macorohl FACTORY % a''"''o
lished at Fhelaha'
About two thirds OF the lawyers ~
Camden are indebted TO Tue Nou!''9
Clerk for search ices anu i''
legal documents
stock is being raised at GlaSsooto
for a new National bank.
Prosecutor Belmont Perry viii de
liver The Decoration Day address be
fore James : StrattoH Post, q. a, h.
at Mullica Hill
Mr.. Al. Talman, OF swedesboro, has
purchased tile famous little pacing
mare .sBabv.n which figured in some
r,st ,,eas in this section last Fall.
mo mice paid was a good one.
- s.ayoo an tbe New .Jer-
40 ~, ma fr.t day of Nav.
9o9 - I'm ,i,s..s b,va naep assist-
"a ''g'' ..ans me fol.
"a " ''' H. 5isast. rs In In
''",i5 e. -sa,Jo,nhar IN. Octo-
>o,or,har q. December. u !;
January a. February, 3; March, A;
t,,.u pba,e were on board of
- ,.oss.ls IA persons. o OF whom
-. onahar Of vessels were
- 1,s a,a ufa a,vina rev
Oh fAaa ~ tAE
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-05-14
SHAD
Billy ThOuapsOn's Rum drunk
at the STATES ExDeuse.

SHAEb FISHING NEGLECTED
Billy ThOnlpsOn's RUM drunk
at the States Expense.
Last week ij was announced Chat Tho
state Fish Commissioners bad made
partial inspection Of The fisheries Of th'
Delaware and that they would iuisl
on last Wednesday. According to an.
honncement the Philadelphia papers OF
Thursday contained a report stating
they completed their annual lneslec.
non inspection by embracing Oh q 'u4
IH tie morning aud wound up theii
Ha'caledl labora ~ with Il piahKeu
shad dmner at Billy Ihompsoh's Hotel
gloucester CITY.
When commissioners Wright warn
and jenkins amt their guests arrived
at gloucester shortly before noon "
VISIT WAS made 10 the fishing GROUNDS
at Ho"ell cove. The carry hoou ]
maui was about TO BE- made Dy Napta'i'
fauhce ana ms men, ana pig pulSe
was thrown together by the NiSito's 70
DE gwen 10 lhs man "ho nl'Oe 'he
Closest prophecy as 10 the haliioei OF
7''a" ti'a' would De III lhe ne'' oo'-
onel oeoFel was Tue Hio9O ei'i'sl"9''o
az" hahleo I'O0O' \ Oauiaeh ne"sP"-
PEI man S"'o o. lhere were = H7'
III viie lle' ana Inc oaunaeh MAJ ga'i''-
I" ~ 'H1 POT.
~ 'niee eIocN 'he commissioners
ana lielf eishty guests a GOWN 70
acq''"'h' themselves WIN Tue VIRTUES
ol tue S"oou'eh' S"'''' A"e hienu ""s
an e'"oo."'o one ana was "asieu uo"n
WIN "'t. y FURIOUS o'o''''S. 0oiH-
hi'SS'oHe. i"i'N M ""l'' u 0u''el
e~'u"'5' IA " '"pP3 lu''til'i pi's''lseo
'"e f~ls9t.o''' VI 'ue 'ohi"i'Ssl''' NA
on az ''7'''' va Ne"'ih' "no ppm
" IL "'"i' '"'G,'''' v Nv" 0o
~N7'''"o'' nun H. 1A"'pie' nini''io"
"a 0''''"o.' ""' o'e''" 'P0" 70 ~ -
o'i''''o q" ''t'''' "i'I' -''"ie' ~
men oo''''' 75oSei sos =" -" ''V'
'7 '''''' 1''' O'o"" io"i WI" - ~
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D9''o' ''''0 ''''9p'' VIZ W "''"0N
OF 9peaNe' D"'i" anu '"9 i''p"o''
colutn ""''"5 s"' o"99 u
'l'0 i''' 'es '''"V'io '''''o" ~ '"'oH.
AlteI i,pe"''" 0"A' SIM Sso"' "nu
sooo-iooNi's 5''''5 ni''' VIZ" " '"'oS
hl"9'"e''e' "'o'o "nu in''e r'''2"''t
fefiy 20 vno many iice 'h'"sS S'"' n"i
peei' Sa'u u nm
Assembly man DeCN"s'"' % H'i""-
TIC county, '21o u Ms ioFe ioI '.'e n'i-
cries "~l9eusSeo 1He niotaii's u N"ul-
deli county poii'lci'lS' s'io ina ne
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-05-14

The Camers Hair StuHs in
light shades and light weights
are desirable for Spring and
Summer costumes. Always
liked, always fashionable. Plain
twilled surface or self colored
plaids. Various shades of tan,
gray, navy blue and brown, A.
in, T., I.25 and I.35.
FoulGs, like the Cancels
Hair in weave and texture. but
no scattered surface hair
Same weight and width and
as good for wear. Is cents to
I.25.
A little coarser, a little mar
rover, As to 65 cents. Che
viot Atwood check suitings. 3
styles and 80 colorings. 36
inches, 37H cents. New ser
viceabIe, stylish Suits. Look
for them among the SO cent
things in any other store
A little more body perhaps
but equal relative value in the
As cent all-wooI suitings at
same counter, ? checks, /
melange more than 20 color
ings.
The 4o-inch Tricots get a
catchy prettiness from the con
trasting silk thread which forms
the check. A new thing.
Should go quick at 70 cents.
We make it %.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-05-14

All this spreading out
and improvement at Sixth
and Market means that
YOU have so encouraged
our efforts to give you a
place where you could
have the satisfaction of
buying only Reliable
Goods at one Low Price
that we have been com
PEELED 70 increase our
salcsrooms to more than
double their former size
and with more room a
larger stock and increased
facilities for doing bust
ness we can make lower
prlCeS an give OetJef SAT
isfaction than ever. We
intend to leave nothing
undone to give Whining
ton such a place for a
Clothing and Merchant
Tailoring Establishment
as she has never had and
which will advertise itself
as the best evidence of lis
mcritcd success.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-05-14

Baby Carriages. Anything
you care for. For 6, for IS, if
you choose. Or you may pick
out the running gears you like,
the springsyou prefer, the body
that pleases you, and have the
upholstering done to yourmind.
The silk, the parasol, the rib
bon, the filings and nick-nacks
are where you can see them.
Well do the work as you say,
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-05-14

They say we sell twice as
much Rattan aud Reed stuff as
any other house in America.
Look along the north side Of
the Basement and you'll know
why. The things are there.
Everything We think you'll like
from.the two great makers Of
the country. About e,ooo
styles. Light, strong, air-invit-
ing, restgiying, cooling wicker
work.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-05-14
Died.

RuNNER.-ln Pittsgroye, Apri ~ Cbas. Run
ner, ia the 6lst year OF hisage.
ALLEN=At SWedesbero ON the 3Hh ar,
Emma L. Alien, IN her 10Th year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-05-14

Book NEWs for May with q
portrait Of Bret Etarte, now
ready. 1t tells you of all the
new books (5oc, a year sc. a
number).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
HNGLMH MILADIES AyD ANLRIclN cHIT,


IIounrallc MauI> and EcIuc', are som AZ nnr
ins urn'"i'c, ont>ho"n IN 'n' hth',, ,,,',
American cht-. VITO. brfDic conn X h"."Ai' VIZ
u,t Ordinary ni ,c- suniI ppNlhciu towns !h vac
the -hle toy ilc-o iair Ia, acls. Ia, soh,'' ADOu'
VIII onb poi COOL l""h- wa NOT '"'"o' '"tp p
tie arr oi Va mo-" ~, am n '' ',' VIZ" ,hI, IN
nr, II, the habit nf itk NJ Themselves "a, good no
mater whom aud ul moi bnlng Snd', la''d III ITO
tfr.cno' IF uottai, Of uppc. most rank
,r,n' tht,k II II cnr- Z, the wan y and Ecairicc~
that vrry fw upprrnOsi por>onA6c7, IN 40 matter
Nnai countty, have. % can awe ninoh c"nNc,-h'on
tIcro j. no .trcnuou, effort In uolr lives, And ~
that Intensity 90 thought, tchnS, ana VIII Nh'h
IA aA.s q man u man, aud -uDumatc, woman, Is
waning Ia them E.Lluotc throws ON them the onns
ct ,tartug ,ubyoc- of ION, clsition la'ng 10 talk
Llcat rs II was Tire, hun red years ag,, 80 It Is
now. Their lives being Hat. they must ial back on
bunOolcry reason why 9ciirI ci.' Sins1oom
at lo- Narcto. was lie Passage de7 Princes"
License Of speech l. sure TO be- ganlod 20 any one
who,c 'alh II ldc' or II drol ihcio are irw to0o
la = In ,i ,ucuc nd en- Gu + who cal cOuVors
In the tinted .tIrs tcc schools piolnco them IN
thousands Originality III america "a not confined
to tho unornamcntal Sex The conditions Of MO arc
and ilcre Is -ucn enamel alton from cant In most Of
tho forms IN which It tyrannnos IL, that tho beauty
and whatcvoi pquancJ there T. I'm her talk come,
homo with doubF urco. there arc such heaps Of
aid any ono colt IS thcr poin y. Americans arc
a4,onl-hcd Al u9 chec they pro uco on English
Lon ON. A to lhn etiquette invented by Lord
Chambcrla'ns, those Flowers from ovor tho Atlantic
are In happy ilnOi ancc 80 thoy start TO- les I'm col
IuqulO, with iiOSa. pcrsOnas5s lnscad of waiting
for tncm 10 be started, ami WHEN they find they
please they 60 ah,aL 1ho porsonagos arc not
IOipd with hearing Sir" Or "alaIau," Your
LOYAL llghnb~s' used conn the conVerSa-
ton OF or mary persons. Then The young aud lalr
American ncgloct no dvahiagr which Is derived
nom attention to personal Appearance. 1hoy know
how uic., and ~ cy grulgo money that they
,an pivo to thc best d'nlHs. Being IN the HART
OF danong from infancy, thor gestures are easy an
moi augn.ar. and they alwnvs talk distinctly. and II
sometimes with slight twnng. In an au.blo voice
Our girls often mumblc on In IA chirruplng
jabbor that really IL not speech. They often
deal In srt phrases which get a. halisted.
think when British GIL Is nico shes tho nlcest OF
any and many more than thoro coul 10 charm
Ing II they could only harn how 10 speak aud TO
about In an rnsy, gracolu way. 1he Amer.
nervous system lui In tho rest Of tho organization
can girl has neat features, u dclirate rkln ard "a
nature has been wanting In generosity. The Wrst-
crn woman or girl j. finer human being than tho
Eastern In tho Southern ~ atea. wunanhOod IL
TO perfection. Women there arc roposeful
not liocisoly amusing, but Intelligent, sweet. and
interesting.
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NOW AOME MEN WRILE.



Bancroft u-cs typewriter ard -tcnOgraphcT but
ho thinks 20 WORDS good dai Work. and !dNc'
o. IIanc thought h0 W. dong W"H HErh Dee dc
COmplishcd l.JVO vOri5 of morning. ono % lbs
a-oI WHITES among tbs IuhlC men Of - dav l.
admiral otter. WhO-c bia vOlE, INK ihc wheel Of
a dyua Ia. owing oil park AT c'cy turn and whose
pcn1l rushc- Os- The apr AT diuui ictGraPnie
speed Admiral Orier W.Oi" ~, history 81 tho
nj Siatss Navy cievcn months. and during this
tng h. ave ago WAS al ica~t ,1.uOD wold- 81 month
nearly 2. 90 WOris a IA, including Sunddyb. III"
TOOK bis a. Il dictionary ard n contain, from
100000 20 rOu'O wc lis. iulAg many OF th"-e
ana rot ~rIic an ana his ave age during his
wording periOh ran a, Ligh ~ JODJ words day.
AdIniIal i-Ortcr T. fOnd Of wr1Mne. ITO mover
u-cs anything now bui "A loal pencil. aud be says no
cannot INK wen vi hOni 20 M HI Tnucil ia hi hand
re hld a light al acl 81 en- ptdly'> OIcc and his
hand r.fU-e, 10 act Whenever i finger touches tho
Sol II the pen. lie logan bis mover wiling for
anu, Oh ont a II he wrote ALLAN Dare" without any
lre. ira would be puhli he'd. much les, drdmatNrd
he studs u. white Wltng, ana, when lie becomes
he works right along for hours at rch
trorgo Bancroft works OIL In no morning Blaine
ana hi, best work hciore and Logan worked both
morning ana evening
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DIR TALlfsGE AND THE ClS

7 hepan Tie miniir, by writing out my scrmsns
uulplt and cOnIiing >uIcty 10 It, Bnt coming
on of a theological seminary with but lt,lo preparation
n tbe way Of .cinan bacterial found tho preparation
of Two .ernans and lecture wcck complete physi
cal cxhau-on 80 ! rctra ted from that LaJt and used
mo- note. at all ny hrsl experience Ia THIS new do
uartuic was marked and unIsuaL IL wa ~ ml wi
lac church at IchrV,ie, y. Finding hat must
sion the exhaustive work Of PREPARATION resolved on
a certain sunday night ~ cItcmporzo Ih" church
had ord nar.y teen GIFTED by lamps "A. there va, 10
"a. I'm the village but tho truatcc- bad buit
hou-e n the rear no chur H. am1 the new mode 81
lighting The edihce to bo tested the vcr5 night
had decided to begin my cAicmpoian'o.r sWdhhs
The church thrOngtd with people who hhi como 70
see the new mode Of ing had about ten minutes
OF my sriui"n niahu- rtpt and put II down on tho
Isbie, intending when the manu- GRIP gave out 10
launch out on the great sea Of cxicmpOiancDuSncs-
Although a cool night IL wa very hot one for
me and tho thermometer seemed 20 be about up to
100 dcgees At a vera slow rate | went with my
"a ng nay Manuscript lasi a. long a possible
Coming within three or four sentences Of what had
writ en-, and IN great trcpdalOn a. 10 what would
happen when began To cnteniporlzc. suddenly The
ga-Iights lowered 10 hail their Ia ended size sad
within myself "bh | IL the gas would only go out
and ~uc enough. ut cred The last word OF my man
uscnpt tho lights wcre suddenly extinct. sad,
Brethren, II l. impossible Tor IL proceed Rc Give
tho bentlici on" went homo ercatl, relieved feeling
that had been rescued from great crisis. but fully
resolved that would break the bondage Of manuscript
and DO roc man In tho pulpit, and my habit has
been To exieinpOlize ever Since